Frank Advice for Life

A penny saved is pretty pointless. Pennies are worthless. You’ll get much more value out of them chucking them at squirrels.

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  1. No no, you must not! Squirrels have accumulated over $2.3 trillion dollars of pennies over the past 60 years this way and are planning to topple the human economy! Eh, go ahead and throw pennies anyway. Obama is already toppling the human economy, worst the squirrels can do is beat him to it.

  2. “A penny for your thoughts” takes on new meaning under Frank’s philosophy. For example, these days, a penny for a liberal’s thoughts will buy you endless, worthless babble. It use to buy some nice candy instead, but nooooooo. Not any more.

  3. Pennies are VERY useful! A guy I met on a bus once told me how pennies can be used to solve our energy crisis. He said we could melt down all the pennies and turn them into copper wire, then use the wire to bring electricity to every home in the country! And the best part– it would be FREE because it would have been paid for by the PENNIES!

    I guess nobody was listening to his brilliant plan, though, because they were prejudiced against his smell and scruffy appearance.

  4. Pennies are worthless. You’ll get much more value out of them chucking them at squirrels.

    I chuck them at hippies myself, on those rare occasions when I get to San Francisco. Sometimes I have to settle for lefties in Shallow Alto. I heat the pennies with a cigar lighter first.

  5. MoogieP, just place them on railroad tracks for free and wait for a train. Then give ’em away to local kids telling them, “This is what you’re money will be worth when you grow up. Squat.”

  6. A penny made after 1982 is worthless. Before that, though, they were made of copper. A copper penny is worth 1.8¢ today. In a couple years it might be worth 10¢. Gee, I wonder if any other money is like that…?

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